Berkshire

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  Betjeman's beloved Kennet runs dry and raises fears for England's rivers

  18 Dec 2011: Glory was in me, the poet wrote of one of the finest chalk streams in England. Now its flow has been reduced to a trickle

• Hotel review | Sanctum on the Green, Berkshire

  28 Aug 2010:

  You won't find a Rolls dumped in the swimming pool – this posh new hotel, opened by the music-industry owner of London's Sanctum Soho, is for rock'n'rollers who've grown up, says Sally Shalam

• Smart options for a family day out

  14 Aug 2010:

  You'd be amazed what you can pick up on a day out – geology, palaeontology, zoology, even rocket science. Here is a choice of stimulating day trips to broaden your mind

• Small wonders: Britain's smaller campsites

  15 May 2010:

  Fed up of sprawling sites that are so big you can't find your tent? Dixe Wills chooses 15 that are picturesque, less than an acre and have only a handful of pitches

• Cemetery Junction

  17 Apr 2010:

  Letters: It has warring kebab shops, a gay pub, a nice art deco parade of shops, and a dinky flower shop that was built by the bus company as a public petrol service station

• Checking in

  12 Jul 2009:

  The Miller of Mansfield, Goring-on-Thames, Berkshire

• The Royal Oak

  14 Jun 2009:

  Maidenhead, Berkshire: Head chef Dominic Chapman is getting a lot of praise for his 'British food done well'

• The Bell

  13 Jun 2009:

  Aldworth, Berkshire: The warm, crusty, locally made rolls are simple but delicious - and all for around the price of a pint

• The Olde Bell

  13 Jun 2009:

  The Olde Bell: The coaching inn reinvented for today, 500 metres from an achingly pretty stretch of the Thames

• Hind's Head

  13 Jun 2009:

  Bray, Berkshire: The Hind's Head is all about British classics served in a 15th-century inn of enormous oak-panelled charm

• The Swan Inn

  13 Jun 2009:

  Inkpen, Berkshire: This 17th-century inn is owned by organic beef farmers Mary and Bernard Harris

• Victorian secrets

  13 Jun 2009:

  You may have seen the authentic 19th-century Shropshire farm featured on a recent BBC series, but did you know you can stay there? With his servant in tow, Kevin Rushby discovers its charms

• Stanley Spencer's village, Maidenhead, Berkshire

  6 Jun 2009:

  Stanley Spencer (1891-1959) is synonymous with Cookham, where he was born and spent most of his life

• Get inn: three nights for two at Merchant's

  2 May 2009:

  Get three nights for the price of two at Merchant Inns' UK country retreats, including a three-course dinner

• Museums of everyday life

  5 Apr 2009:

  From the Bakelite Museum in Somerset to the Verulamium Museum in Hertfordshire

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